Prof. Hikmat Chedid
Email Address: hchedid@lorainccc.edu
Telephone: (800) 995-5222, Ext. 7017
CMNW 101, A+ Certification Preparation I
Section: ZWWW1
(16 Week Class - Begins January 16 - ends May 16)
Section: ZWWW2
(First 8 Weeks - Begins January 16 - ends March 12)
Section: ZWWW3
(Second 8 Weeks - Begins March 13 - ends May 16)
Students must have at least a Pentium III computer System with Office 2000 installed on it or be willing to complete the work in the CMNW laboratories on site at LCCC during open lab hours that will be posted the first day of class. Students must be familiar with creating and uploading Word and Excel documents and communicate via e-mail. Students must purchase the new textbook and LabSim package that are available in the LCCC Bookstore and are expected to log on to the course at least four times a week on separate days.
This course will be delivered using the ANGEL course management system. After registering, students should review the directions on How to Use ANGEL for Your Course. Students are also encouraged to attend an ANGEL On-Campus Orientation. ANGEL Internet courses cannot be accessed until the first day of the term. Once your class begins you must log on to participate.
CMNW 201, A+ Certification Preparation II
Section: ZWWW1
(First 8 Weeks - Begins January 16 - ends March 12)
Section: ZWWW2
(Second 8 Weeks - Begins March 13 - ends May 16)
Students must have at least a Pentium III computer System with Office 2000 installed on it or be willing to complete the work in the CMNW laboratories on site at LCCC during open lab hours that will be posted the first day of class. Students must be familiar with creating and uploading Word and Excel documents and communicate via e-mail. Students must purchase the new textbook and LabSim package that are available in the LCCC Bookstore and are expected to log on to the course at least four times a week on separate days.
This course will be delivered using the ANGEL course management system. After registering, students should review the directions on How to Use ANGEL for Your Course. Students are also encouraged to attend an ANGEL On-Campus Orientation. ANGEL Internet courses cannot be accessed until the first day of the term. Once your class begins you must log on to participate.